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Honestly I never used it because of its philosophy: - it's not open source (which is something bad nowadays for a text editor) - it's not really customizable
by FezVrasta 10y ago
Honestly I never used it because of its philosophy:
- it's not open source (which is something bad nowadays for a text editor)
- it's not really customizable (I must use my text editor all the day every day, I need an environment crafted on my needs)
- it's not free (why should I pay for something that is available for free with Atom?)
- it has python scripts... really? python? why?
- dkypyny 10y ago>it's not open source I'm glad it's not, because if it were open source, it'd look and feel like Windows 98 software (Notepad++). Open source serves developers, not users. >it's not really customizable How strange, cause my build is. >it's not free In the Winrar sense, yeah. You get an unintrusive popup in the background after a few saves. >it has python scripts... really? python? why? This one's kind of like an appeal to the current year in social issues. There's no substance to even respond to.
- FezVrasta 10y ago1. Open source serves developers, and I'm a developer (as all the Sublime Text users, I guess). 2. I don't mean "change the syntax color", I mean, change every single pixel of its UI. 3. it's not free, it means that IT'S NOT FREE, you can just evaluate it, and then you MUST buy it. If you are using it for anything more than evaluating, you are violating its license. 4. seems fair, I don't really like python, and I think that JS based editors are much easier to hack and to develop plugins for.